Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-19
ublican impelled by the lofty examples of pat.

publican impelled by the lofty examples of pat
riotism written upon the pages OF history by our
great leaders, shall vote for the resolution.
Mr.. Ellsworth of Alameda had heard of no
Republican who was going to vote against this
resOlution-they are all enthusiastically for 1t.
The Republican party has ever been ready to
. honor the soldiers of the war. General Stone
1 man has won this recognition on the field of
battle and he is entitled TO it. Let it be a unan-
/ imous vote.
! Mr. Wright mistook the remarks of Mr.. Knox
J thinking that the latter accused the Democratic
| party of disloyalty, and began reply stating
that the Democratic party had ever been loyal.
| had misunderstood him the member from STAN
| isauS apOlogized.
| Mr.. Sims of Nevada spoke as follows: Mr..
| Speaker do not apprehend single dissenting
voice to the resolution before the House. Of
whatever as a nation we may be guilty, surely
we will not be guilty of the sin of ingratitude,
and whatever we may forget never shall be for
| gotten the saviors of our country. The battle
| field has been referred to in thrilling and pa
| thetic manner, and the deeds of our heroes
have been portrayed The boom of the gun is
| no longer heard. The smoke of the battle has
| cleared away, ambulances crowded with the
wounded and the dying are no longer seen.
Martial music has given place to harmonies
suggestive of peace and continued quiet, and
now. among the heroes who led their COM
rades through the bloodstained grasses to
conquest stands our. Ex-Governor, George
| Stoneman. Who can forget the privations that
| he endured and the service he has rendered to
/ our Republic. When old = Father Time" shall
| become DID, blind, and paralytic and shall fall
| from the throne which he now occupies, amid
! the ruins of many centuries. George Stone
mans name shall glitter on the pages Of history
| as Il noble hero. Not voice will be latsed IN
| opposition to this resolution.
Mr.. Briefly, of Los Angeles, favored the reso-
| luton in = short address,
Sir. Venable, of San Luis Obispo, said: My
fortunes also were those of soldier OF the civil
war, and contested in the battle fields of the
state Of Virginia IN the army that was opposed
10 The soldiers under General StGnenan. His
puifJrm wGs blue, mine was gray. ! am in
favor Of Inc resolution and with my whole heart
and soul l vote for and support 1t. On the bat
tie field General Stoheman was an honorable
and brave soldier, ana commanded the respect
OF The armies Of both sides during the civil war.
The resolutions were then adopted without q
dissenting vote
ELECTION or SEN TOR.
The ChiefClerk. at the direction OF the Speaker,
| read Title CHAPTER of the statues OF the
United States, relative 20 The election OF United
States Senator Nominations fol that position
were then declared in order
Mr.. Heath, Of S0Dta Rose, arose ana placed
George Hearst IL nomination. euloGjZihg him
as & pioneer OF the COSTA man who had carved
mis- ronu to fortune. honor and fame by diHt Of
bsTti w0rk, commencing ~ the Bottom ruHg of
The ladder. He Was wei known thr0ughou;
the state; his name gss household word, and
lie is the choice Of thC people, Rich though lle
is, lse is the poor man friend
1fr. Alexander OF Alameda, said that IL was
with feelings Of pride and satisfaction that he
/ arose 10 put II DOMINATION i gentleman VINO
had occupied iar Years 4 position Ia the front
ranks Of the Republican party-Henry Nroo-
man. of Alameda. &c was known. Throughout
the State a. YiGe-gWgke and active Repu1l-
can-oue whose reputation for honesty, ability
and integrity was unsurpassed, ana who would,
in he Senate OF the United States bc q credit
20 the STATE ofCalloruil.
Mr.. Hart Of tolusa, seconded the Nomination
II Geolge Hearst. lie w2s unavodahly absent
from the caucus tha5 gave Bir Hearst the nom
ination. bun i ne had been present would have
entire people Of the state
Fin. Carroll, Of Sacramento, seconded the
nomination Of vi Fr0oman- His superior
qualifications, his ability as 8 lawyer Els eSpe-
riCuCc as legislator, Inade min, above ell
others mentioned, the m5a % properly represent
California in the United States senate.
Mr.. Rennsor Of Monterey also Seconded the
nuUlnation OF Mr.. Hearst rs vas opposed 10
him in the caucus but he vas sine, convinced
| that Ms. Hearst was the choice Of the Dem
; ocTGey from Del Norte % SO Diego, from the
| o;cTr;ts 90 the sea
M Knox Of Los Angeles, in se5cnaing the
nomination. ofAr VrGCmail5 SAID fOr United
States Senator we should have q great man. II
| bralny nlan, and such q maa We ind III he
! Hon. Henry Nr6oIlalu. He is & man That would
command the IeSpoeI OF the natirn and be the
! pride OF the people Of our State"
Roll call resulted Is follows: Hearst, SO
| Ereomsn. %. 0bleyer o. eni Vincent (R.)
| Speaker Jordan declared Mn yroomau the
! choice OF the Assembly i9r lnise5 states Sen
! atOr.
Brooks of yeutuis move,. tliat The Clerk Of
/ the HOUso az .'ncc noisy the seU1f1 al the vote
+! taken and request that netlN 20 meet with the
! Assembly IN JOINT convention 81 noon tD-Inar-
! row-io elect 4, Emitted State. Senator. Carried.
| The sunday Law Association was granted the
| L Of the Assembly chamber for mBss meet
ing to be held on ;he evening ol January 18th.
MORE Bias.
Bills were introduced and referred TO the
| proper committee, rs follows:
cables OF teiegcaphic and clec.,ic light con-
/ panics.
! Statutes rciatlyc % 2strays.
| By -Keggl3iias the lccs Of County Clerks
! ia Insolvency preceding.
| BY Mahter Q. T. EoTsjc-AG Ac. 90 add
/ new ser iion To tie Code OF GiyB PrJUedmc TO
! DE numbered igbi to read rs fellows;
SECTION I. The t,llcsgiug new section is hereby
! added to the Coco 81 Civil Procedure to be rum
| AereG l56: In an action upon policy 81 Gre in
surnce. the production in evidence of the pol
/ :cg shall be promo fce!e evidence that the prop
CTtv rs Gt least OF the v5iue OF the amount for
| sires - lItiSate the reiu9 OF the property es
alleged IN the compliant he shall set up in his
9nsTer what he c.ayiss 10 have been the true
/ value al the tlne o. tie less arG such an ollie
eaIjeE shan be affirmative matter and
| constitute cross complaint. and unless
to. shah Sc deemed tie admitted
value OF Ii property IN case that oy the YER
dict or decision Il Is found hist the value OF tn,
properly destroyed WsS iac greater than the sum
50 fixed By the answer Of defendant thaB as ad-
0i'onal cost IL the case, there shall be taxed,
te plaintiff S sttor1eys. tees Of % per cont uuon
tie srounf reeoTered on ali sums ~ 70 s. 900
and u 10 Per cent. unon al sums over $500 and
mp 10 Sl9.eo9 and Of per een. upor Al! sumsso
recovered over $1,000.
BY Hmt--Amendiug the Code o. Civl PIo.
cedure. concerning the contest in probate wiz
cases.
BY Hag.-Amending see.i3n Of the Insslv-
eDt a c, 0t 1880.
By Hart Proposing AZ amendment 10 the
Constitution, relative 70 lie Board Of Railroad
Commissioners.
By Brierly- Amending the Political Code. re.
| lctirG @ the State Board Ci EQUALIZATION,
ny C0nen-PrOYidiHg Cor tie payment Of the
oiGiG oi z. c. Fail, to- work Gene ut tie stata
Prison .! Folsom
Iiy Gohea- Amendiag -na Political Code rel
! Gtire % TIE loidinG Of elections.
Sy Wright EsteHdbs the powers aud ascf1l
ae5s ~ ilie SzGst Commission OF Forestry.
~ 2.5 q. FL inc Assembly adjourned 50 ~
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